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Corgi AA28604 Bristol Beaufighter TF.X LZ451 / EE-M ‘The Ancient Mariner’ 1:72

Corgi AA28604 Bristol Beaufighter TF.X LZ451 / EE-M ‘The Ancient Mariner’ 1:72

✈️ Bristol Beaufighter TF.X – “The Ancient Mariner”

1:72 Scale Diecast Model | AA28604
WWII – RCAF Coastal Command

The Story:
Nicknamed the “Whispering Death” for its low engine noise and devastating firepower, the Bristol Beaufighter TF.X was a twin-engined strike aircraft used by the Allies in anti-shipping roles. This particular Beaufighter, LZ451 / EE-M “The Ancient Mariner”, was flown by Squadron Leader Christison of No. 404 Squadron, RCAF, during Coastal Command operations against German shipping along the Norwegian coast in 1944. Its distinctive nose art and maritime camouflage made it instantly recognisable on the flight line.

Key Features:

  • Highly detailed Coastal Command markings

  • Unique nose art: “The Ancient Mariner”

  • Torpedo-carrying Beaufighter variant with wing-mounted armament

  • Painted in 1944 Norway raid configuration

Why You’ll Love It:
From its menacing nickname to its striking nose art, this is a characterful and combat-proven model that adds weight to any WWII display. A top pick for collectors of anti-shipping aircraft, Canadian aviation history, or late-war RAF operations.

$25.48

Original: $84.95

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Corgi AA28604 Bristol Beaufighter TF.X LZ451 / EE-M ‘The Ancient Mariner’ 1:72

$84.95

$25.48

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✈️ Bristol Beaufighter TF.X – “The Ancient Mariner”

1:72 Scale Diecast Model | AA28604
WWII – RCAF Coastal Command

The Story:
Nicknamed the “Whispering Death” for its low engine noise and devastating firepower, the Bristol Beaufighter TF.X was a twin-engined strike aircraft used by the Allies in anti-shipping roles. This particular Beaufighter, LZ451 / EE-M “The Ancient Mariner”, was flown by Squadron Leader Christison of No. 404 Squadron, RCAF, during Coastal Command operations against German shipping along the Norwegian coast in 1944. Its distinctive nose art and maritime camouflage made it instantly recognisable on the flight line.

Key Features:

  • Highly detailed Coastal Command markings

  • Unique nose art: “The Ancient Mariner”

  • Torpedo-carrying Beaufighter variant with wing-mounted armament

  • Painted in 1944 Norway raid configuration

Why You’ll Love It:
From its menacing nickname to its striking nose art, this is a characterful and combat-proven model that adds weight to any WWII display. A top pick for collectors of anti-shipping aircraft, Canadian aviation history, or late-war RAF operations.